A quick Google search came up with the modern Irish as being ogham (s.), oghaim (pl.). Can anyone kindly confirm this so I don't stick my foot in my mouth?
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Irish Grammar Question
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Irish Grammar Question
by Snægl » 01 Oct 2009, 14:34
I admittedly know next to nothing of Irish, either ancient or modern. However, part of a paper that I'm working on discusses the ogham and I was wondering how to construct the plural of the word.
A quick Google search came up with the modern Irish as being ogham (s.), oghaim (pl.). Can anyone kindly confirm this so I don't stick my foot in my mouth?
Grin,
Cat
A quick Google search came up with the modern Irish as being ogham (s.), oghaim (pl.). Can anyone kindly confirm this so I don't stick my foot in my mouth?
Grin,
Cat
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